Photo of MH17 Wreckage Proves Missile Attack, Claims Report

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24 July 2014 12:37 WIB

Children walk past a piece of wreckage from the Malaysia Airlines jet downed over Ukraine, in Petropavlivka village, Donetsk, Ukraine (7/23). Independent military analysts said Wednesday that the size, spread, shape and number of shrapnel impacts visible in an AP photograph of a piece of the wreckage all point to a missile system like the SA-11 Buk. AP/Dmitry Lovetsky

24 Juli 2014 00:00 WIB

A local resident rides past debris at the site of Thursday's Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 plane crash, near Petropavlivka village in the Donetsk region (7/23). Russias attempts to pin the MH17 crash on a missile fired by a Ukrainian plane have been debunked by defence experts across the world. REUTERS/Maxim Zmeyev

24 Juli 2014 00:00 WIB

Debris is seen at the site where Malaysia Airlines MH17 crashed last Thursday, near Hrabove (Grabovo) in the Donetsk (7/23). A key image has emerged that confirms MH17 was most likely shot out of the sky by a surface-to-air missile based on the severity and pattern of the damage wrought on the charred sheet of metal covered in small perforations with a gaping hole at its centre. REUTERS/Maxim Zmeyev

24 Juli 2014 00:00 WIB

A man walks past a piece of the crashed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 in a garden in the village of Petropavlivka, Donetsk, Ukraine (7/23). Ballistics specialist and senior lecturer at ANU Strategic Defence Studies Centre Stephan Fruhling told Fairfax Media the damage pattern confirmed it was a surface-to-air missile such as an SA-11. AP/Dmitry Lovetsky

24 Juli 2014 00:00 WIB

A woman walks past remains of the aircraft's overhead storage compartment of the crashed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, in the village of Petropavlivka, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine (7/23). AP/Dmitry Lovetsky

24 Juli 2014 00:00 WIB

People walk near the wreckage of the Malaysia Airlines MH17 that crashed near Hrabove (Grabovo) in the Donetsk region (7/23). Ballistics specialist and senior lecturer at ANU Strategic Defence Studies Centre Stephan Fruhling told Fairfax Media the damage pattern confirmed it was a surface-to-air missile such as an SA-11. REUTERS/Maxim Zmeyev

24 Juli 2014 00:00 WIB